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Hwange councillors want CEO probed

BY BRANDON JOSPHAT FIVE councillors and some residents have written to the ministry of Local Government and the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (Zacc) requesting that Ndumiso Mdlalose, the chief executive officer of the Hwange Local Board (HLB), be investigated for allegations of corruption and misconduct. In a letter dated October 19, 2022, addressed to Local Government…

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Life & Arts

Sniper storm drops ‘Scenario’ album online

ASHLEY MOYO VETERAN Zimdancehall star Sniper Storm, pictured, yesterday released his 14-track album titled Scenario ahead of its launch set for the Harare Gardens in the capital today. The album launch has been combined with the 7th edition of the annual Zimdancehall shutdown gig which will feature Seh Calaz, Dadza D, Guspy Warrior, Kinnah, Shinsoman, King Shaddy,…

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Life & Arts

Zim model shines on global stage

Anesu Mirisawu mirisawua@dailynews.co.zw FORMER Zimbabwe Miss Tourism, Sakhile Dube made it into the top eight of the international Miss Earth pageant held in Parañaque City in the Philippines recently. The annual international beauty pageant, which advocates for environmental awareness, conservation and social responsibility, is regarded as one of the big four international beauty pageants along…

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Opinion & Analysis

Green buildings key to addressing energy crisis

ON November 25, 2022, the Zambezi River Authority (ZRA) wrote a letter to the Zimbabwe Power Company requesting the shutdown of Kariba South Bank Power Station. Zimbabwe as a country is already experiencing an energy crisis with current electricity generation being approximately 900mw against peak demand of 1 700mw. Zimbabwe is heavily dependent on two…

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Editorial Comment

Zimbabwe should shift focus to combat sports

BRAZIL is renowned for its successful football and beach soccer teams. The United States are known for their American football, baseball and basketball.The Jamaicans dominate sprint events in athletics, while the Kenyans and Ethiopians are virtually unbeatable in the long distance races.The Indians are a leading force in cricket and our neighbours South Africa are…

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Business

Tigere lists on stock exchange

THE Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) on Wednesday listed the country’s first real estate investment trust (REIT), Tigere Property Fund, by Terrace Africa. REITs allow investment in real estate without the need to directly buy, manage or finance a property. Officiating at the listing ceremony, Finance and Economic Development minister Mthuli Ncube said the country was…

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High Court orders son to vacate dad’s house

HIGH Court judge, Justice Fatima Maxwell, has ordered Byron Ready to vacate, within seven days, from his father’s home in Braeside, Harare, as he was occupying the property illegally. Byron and his father, Phillip Ready, have been embroiled in a 20-year running battle over the ownership of the house, with the latter battling to evict…

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‘CCC between a rock, hard place’… analysts say, as party legislators rebel over US$40k loans

By Brendon Josphatjosphatb@dailynews.co.zw ANALYSTS say the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) needs to handle the issue of its legislators taking the controversial US$40 000 housing loans from Parliament with care if it is to avoid further destabilising the fledgling party ahead of next year’s crunch elections. This comes as many of the party’s legislators have…

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